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Episodes

The EEG as a Biomarker of Perioperative Brain Vulnerability | Anesthesiology Grand Rounds

02 May 2024

49m

What is Coaching?

01 May 2024

Episode 83: Leadership Mini-Series: The Psychology of Power and Influence

30 Apr 2024

29m

To Prescribe or Not Prescribe Antibiotics? | MedAnimations

26 Apr 2024

Going with the Flow: The Emergence of Menstrual Science | OB/GYN Grand Rounds

25 Apr 2024

49m

Sexual Health | Women's Health Series

24 Apr 2024

1h 6m

Home Remedies for Sports Injuries | Pediatric Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Lecture Series

24 Apr 2024

49m

The Evolving Role of Cytodeductive Nephrectomy | Urology Grand Rounds

18 Apr 2024

39m

Episode 82: Pediatric Pulse Mini-Series - Pediatric Nephrology

16 Apr 2024

28m

Robotics in Surgery | Innovation Insights Vodcast Series

10 Apr 2024

1h 3m

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Robotic technology in healthcare transforms surgical precision and patient outcomes by augmenting human capabilities rather than replacing clinical expertise. Mechanical engineering advancements, such as teleoperation and haptic feedback, enable surgeons to perform complex procedures through minimally invasive incision...